Parasitic infection could be permane... 
shroom
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Sorry In am not feeling very optimistic today.
Aside from going into the body surgically, how else do you remove a parasite that is comfortably embedded into your internal tissue, surrounded by mucus, and impervious to antibodies? Herbs? ...snicker, snicker..
It takes real drugs, and in some cases nasty ones. I suggest, that since these things have receptor sites, and in some cases nervous systems, they can be harmed if "drugged".
What kind of drugs? I don't know. Maybe Valium
They are likely to adapt, just like we do, so the dose may have to be high, and sudden.
***This is just experimental thinking, and I am not suggesting anyone try this.****
There may also be steroids or hormone products which could do something, but to get those is impossible. So, there is my 2 cents for the day. Shroom
- Re: Parasitic infection could be per... bodgy
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MoreThis is a reply to # 1,170,579What about that okra-pepsin E3 stuff that's supposed to yank the mucus lining off and out? Anyway, I understand what you mean about herbs and such. I think our problems today are just not like the old days when remedies like this used to work. We now have stealth organism that I just don't think herbs can kick. I do believe there are natural methods that can work, but usually just take so much time, money and courage to venture out and do it against the face of what "everybody" else seems to think, ya know?
- Re: Parasitic infection could be per... shroom
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MoreThis is a reply to # 1,170,588Two things I would add to that. Today, we have knowledge of these things like never before {the public I mean} and we are more involved in our own health issues, instead of taking some doctors word that you are experiencing normal things going on.
Plus, because of the mass production of food, and over-use of Antibiotics , and pesticides, chemicals etc., we are running into new problems which not only affect our organs, but have profound impact on our immunesystems. shroom
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MoreThis is a reply to # 1,170,579>>
Aside from going into the body surgically, how else do you remove a parasite that is comfortably embedded into your internal tissue, surrounded my mucus, and impervious to antibodies? Herbs? ...snicker, snicker
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Frequency- Re: Parasitic infection could be per... bodgy
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This is a reply to # 1,170,611I agree with the frequency thing as well. That's what was lurking in the back of my mind when I mentioned time, money, and going against the grain. I was going nowhere in this battle until I did the Ondamed biofrequency session. But when I tell people "the frequency for malaria came up"(among others), I get the whole RCA dog look. Do you happen to know of a frequency machine available to the public as good as the ondamed, but at a more reasonable price? I would love it, but I just can't pay $20,000 to $30,000.
- Re: Parasitic infection could be per... Newport
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This is a reply to # 1,170,683I just picked up a EPFX from here:
http://www.drloyd.com/bb/viewforum.php?f=2&sid=68467aeee3546d02479dd120e58eca9b
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This is a reply to # 1,170,683Does it distinguish between the species of malaria?
Babesia - biowarfare comes with Lyme
Cerebral (falciparum) - usually from Europe or Africa, brain fog spleen/liver, Bing Lang works well so does NONI
Others - usually respond to NEEM
CAFL frqs work but if you have Cerebral there are DNA versions.- I personnaly thought it was babesia ... bodgy
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This is a reply to # 1,170,817I will give you what the person running the machine listed.
Individual frequency : #5792.6 Gallbladder
#5311.8 Circulation
Preset Programs: #16 Revital
#37 stomach/intestinal system
#96 Nutritional 1 vitamin B13, vitE, iron(the thing about these she said, is that you don't know specifics, like if you have to much or too little or if you just don't process them right, etc.)
#142 Nutritional, copper
Microorganisms found 107.3Fasciolopis Zerkarien, fluke found in liver
108.3 Giardia lambia
112.4 Palsmodium falciparum parasite that causes malaria
115.2 trichuris, parasite in intestines
205.5 blepharisma
207.1 candida
212.3 herpes that causes cold sores
216.5 proteus mirabilis, bacteria causing unrinary infection
She only treated candida that day, which I am glad of b/c that caused me the worst brainfog I've EVER experienced. I couldn't imagine if she treated more. I've done it about 5 times and everytime something different comes up, except candida ALways comes up. I really began to put my faith in this(before I wasn't so sure) after once I went and she "balanced my female hormones." Prior to this, I had not had a period (except for medically induced) for over 5 yrs. I am only 35. The reg docs just said premature ovarian failure with unknown etiology, or something like that. But that ONE session and my periods returned, and are still regular, and that session was over 6 months ago! That alone made me and my husband believers! We still scratch our heads when the "visitor" comes.lol B
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This is a reply to # 1,170,611True!
Just have to get the right one and do it with the right equipment.- Re: Parasitic infection could be per... Newport
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This is a reply to # 1,170,729The CAFL is suprisingly accurate...
And if I was a budget I would pick a contact device like the F165:
http://www.atelierrobin.net/p29.htm
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This is a reply to # 1,170,796Hi Newport
I wonder why some of the cafl frequencies are so many for just one infection, lyme for example. Then on the other side some infections have almost no frequencies like ascaris, who only have a few according to cafl. Wouldn´t the life form of a parasite have at least as many frequencies or more than a bacteria?
Mia
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This is a reply to # 1,170,579One of my last resort/desparate attempts was going to be radiation... except I'd have to find a place where I could "safely" do it. I was thinking that radiation would hurt them more then me, so it could work. Considering it works for cancer which is often caused by microorganisms, there is a clue it may work with parasites.
Also, I think that if we were to get our immune system back on track, it would be able to fight off whatever we have. That may be the trick that does it.- Re: Parasitic infection could be per... shroom
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This is a reply to # 1,170,724That might actually work, esp. for protozoa. A bit extreme, and you would have to find a country where a facility\clinic would be willing to do it. So, better be rich. Shroom
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This is a reply to # 1,170,801I actually have an interesting story regarding this:
A few years ago, which was probably the begining of my troubles, I had a terrible headache. This got me scared as I never had headaches before in my life no matter what. I took one tylenol (which I took maybe once in 10 yrs, so in normal circumstance it would nock me out as I don't take any painkillers ever), but that did nothing. Then I took another one, and another one, and another one - still nothing. Then I took an iboprufen. Nothing. That was all before even lunch time and I thought I was going to die from the headache. By the end of the day I was sure something was terribly wrong with me, so I finally packed up and went to an emergency room.
I got there, checked myself in, they took my blood pressure and so on ,and when the doc heard that I never had a headache in my life, and that now it was killing me, he decided to do a full CAT scan of my head. That was basically many x-ray shots from all angles so they get a 3d picture of my head. They did it, I waited around, and while I was waiting for those shots to be processed, the headache dissappeared. I was amazed. Why? I didn't have a clue until I recently considered nuking the buggers and realized that I might've already done it once!
On those CT scans they found nothing. Seeing that I was better, they sent me home and that was that.
Strange.- Re: Parasitic infection could be per... shroom
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This is a reply to # 1,170,863Interesting CubCu, but there is one consideration; what if the headache resolved on it's own? I get sudden headaches too and they go as fast as they come. It's weird. I also get these cough attacks about once a month. They're really bad, and I always think it's the beginning of a flu. But it too, goes away as quick as it comes.
I think the parasites can trigger reactions, and the body compensates and it's done.
I would consider frequency generator as a alternative to radiation, for now, to see what happens. Shroom- Re: Parasitic infection could be per... #77203
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This is a reply to # 1,170,884I still think that it was just easy come easy go type of thing. But it is not impossible that it was radiation... I mean who knows.
But after I am done with more tests and CO the next was going to be frequencies. Probably an EMEM type device. We'll see. Takes ton's of money too.
As for your coughing, that sounds an awful lot like a parasite whose one stage is in the lungs. Doesn't have to ascaris, there are many others that have the same path.
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This is a reply to # 1,170,579Hi Shroom
Interesting thougts, but I´m not sure if Valium would kill anything. It sounds like it would just put them to sleep or slow them down to me and it could possibly be dangerous to take a large amount of that, as well as steroids and hormones. It seems to me in my personal case that they do get effected by various drugs, but not as affected as I might get if taking a large amount of anything. I have taken large amounts of Valium and it didn´t kill them, they were just put to sleep for about two days after that. But I wouldn´t write about it on the forum as a suggestion before or after trying that, or any other strange method I tried unless I tried it myself and had some type of positive effect from it. It could be that someone would actually follow these suggestions and end up dead or toxicated.- Re: Parasitic infection could be per... megan
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This is a reply to # 1,172,244(warning creepy content)
way back when I was in college, one of our profs also worked teaching mds. he came into class one day and said, wanna hear a gross story? he said he had just heard of a lady that died a few days after receiving grafted tissue. the graft went alright, but they gave her high dose steroids so her body would accept the new tissue...they did not know there was undiagnosed parasitic infection.
steroids suppress the immune system, which was handling the infection up to that point...the parasites went wild, crawled up her throat and she choked to death.
that story still creeps me out. yea, steroids can be dangerous if someone is heavily infected and not being treated for the parasites.
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